Examples of using The fragmentation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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His death accelerated the fragmentation of the movement.
The fragmentation of the education system by educational streams and communities is reflected in a proliferation of small schools;
You know, 2,000 years ago, Europe: breakdown-- the fragmentation of the Holy Roman Empire.
Especially for the fragmentation of the chitin flakes, high amplitudes and elevated pressures are crucial.
Mass spectrometry indicates the molecular weight of a compound and, from the fragmentation patterns, its structure.
To evaluate the fragmentation effects on the genomic DNA, samples were analyzed by using agarose gel electrophoresis.
During the invasion of Khan Batu into Russia in 1239, the fragmentation of Russia into principalities was widely used by the Mongols.
It separates Palestinian communities and farming land from the rest of the West Bank,and contributes to the fragmentation of the oPt.
I still enjoyed the fragmentation of pointillism, seeing these little tiny dots come together to make this unified whole.
Ankara has set as a strategicgoal to destroy the Kurdish gains that resulted from the fragmentation of Syria and Iraq over the last half decade.
The fragmentation of the education system by educational streams and communities is reflected in a proliferation of small schools; this phenomenon is discussed at length.
They are a costly but effective means for minimising,at least locally, the fragmentation effect of transport infrastructure for all terrestrial groups of animals.
The fragmentation of education offered by the educational system is one that results in the fragmented view of the world and has given us the paradigm of separateness.
Without distributed governance, organizations and individuals might be less willing to build on the same platform,reinforcing the fragmentation in payment services we see today.
Russian troops outnumbered the Mongol forces, but the fragmentation of the detachments and the disgraceful flight of the Polovtsians led to a crushing defeat of Rus.
The fragmentation of the fledgling Palestinian entity into two political units created an additional obstacle the search for peace and heralded a new stage in the Israeli Palestinian conflict.
Combined, these restrictions impede access to services and resources, disrupt family and social life,undermine livelihoods and compound the fragmentation of the occupied Palestinian territory.
The fragmentation of the education offered by the educational system is that brings as a consequence the fragmented view of the world and that has given us the paradigm of the separateness.
Now, we use ultrasound and laser technology to break the cataract into smaller pieces for removal- this means it is better that the lens is softer(i.e. immature)to aid the fragmentation process.
In their opinion, the stubborn battle between the parties causes the fragmentation of the few existing members and the investment of energies in internal struggles, which may lead to the loss of relevance.
However with the FAT file system, this information is stored in the FAT and this information will be lost after deleting,so the lower the fragmentation of the drive is, the higher the chance of a recovery is.
Next year, we will most likely see the fragmentation of these groups and the creation of new ones by former members, which will lead to the intensification of attacks and the expansion of the geography of potential victims.
But while most of the world, and those that will gather in Paris surely, continue focusing on the most glaring and physical incarnation of occupation-the settlements in the West Bank- the fragmentation of the Palestinian territory can't be ignored.
Absent from these distant futures are types of conflictmore in tune with the current Zeitgeist- for example the fragmentation of local communities,the burgeoning of ethnic and cultural diversity, and ideological and religious retrenchment in the face of these trends.
The fragmentation of chitin and the decetylation of chitin to chitosan requires powerful and reliable ultrasonic equipment that can deliver high amplitudes, offers precise controllability over the process parameters and can be operated 24/7 under heavy load and in demanding environments.
For a fixed amount of clays the most effective sonication time was found to be 15 minutes, while longer ultrasound treatment increases the P'O2 value(due to reaggregation) which decreases again at the highest sonication time(45 min),presumably owing to the fragmentation of both platelets and tactoids.
What is interesting is that the fragmentation of the places, which involves the densification of photographic time(toward the future and to the past), does not completely prevent a normal view of them as a moment in the present: you are invited always both to ignore and to observe them as if they were photographs of a single moment.